> If accessibility is something you care about, don't write TUI programs. The two concepts are irreconcilable.
Which seems to indicate they see accessibility as something that is black or white, either you're accessible and don't write TUI programs, or you go ahead and write TUI programs and forget any sort of accessibility.
While the reality is that even if you write TUI programs, you can make them more accessible by following paradigms like "don't just use colors as visual indicators".
> If accessibility is something you care about, don't write TUI programs. The two concepts are irreconcilable.
Which seems to indicate they see accessibility as something that is black or white, either you're accessible and don't write TUI programs, or you go ahead and write TUI programs and forget any sort of accessibility.
While the reality is that even if you write TUI programs, you can make them more accessible by following paradigms like "don't just use colors as visual indicators".